403 - Incident Command Flashcards

1
Q

The ____________________________ is a management process enabling fire forces to effectively and efficiently control resources at incidents.

A

Incident Command System

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2
Q

The use of ICS is mandatory on all incidents involving __ or more units.

A

5

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3
Q

The _________________ is the final authority for the incident.

A

Incident Commander

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4
Q

If possible, the officer being relieved should review the _________________ with ranking officer assuming Command.

A

Tactical Worksheet

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5
Q

Tactical Worksheets are a basic written _____________________. Escalation of IC complexity will be greatly enhanced by its use.

A

Incident Action Plan (IAP)

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6
Q

Groups are designated by:

A

function

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7
Q

The __________ of personnel is the main reason for subdividing an incident.

A

safety

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8
Q

Anytime personnel will be operating in a potentially hazardous atmosphere or other dangerous operations, a _____________________ will be designated. As per SOG 442.

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Safety Officer

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9
Q

___________________ control either geographic or task oriented activities. They are used when multiple units are operating at an incident and there is a need for several activities to be performed at once.

A

Supervisors

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10
Q

A ____________________ will be designated by Command on any incident requiring Level II Staging.

A

Staging Officer

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11
Q

_________________
facilitate tracking of Command’s strategic/tactics and resources.

A

Tactical Worksheets

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12
Q

Divisions may be designated as follows:

A

Direction

Area

Floor

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13
Q

Groups are designated by:

A

Function

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14
Q

The _________ of personnel is the main reason for subdividing an incident.

A

safety

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15
Q

Anytime personnel will be operating in a potentially hazardous atmosphere or
other dangerous operations, a ____________ will be designated.

A

Safety Officer

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16
Q

_____________ control either geographic or task oriented activities.

A

Supervisors

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17
Q

The purpose of Incident command is to reduce life and property loss through effective _________________.

A

organizational control

18
Q

This stage of ICS is implemented within the first operational period (approximately the first 12 hours of an incident)

A

Initial Response ICS

19
Q

This stage of ICS is implemented when an operation may extend beyond one operational period or in situations where complex planning is required

A

Extended Operations ICs

20
Q

The ________ is responsible for the command function at all times.

A

IC

21
Q

The first arriving ______ may establish command.

A

Unit

22
Q

The first arriving ____________ shall assume command upon arrival.

A

Suppression Chief

23
Q

Assumption of command is ___________ for ranks above District Chiefs.

A

discretionary

24
Q

Arriving officers that wish to assume command will first communicate with the IC being relieved. This may occur by radio contact; __________ transfer is preferred.

A

face-to-face

25
Q

When any of the specialty teams are assigned to an incident, they should remain __________ when arriving on scene and be assigned to an appropriate group supervisor.

A

intact

26
Q

This level of staging shall be employed for incidents that require strategic positioning of apparatus but which do not require an on scene reserve of apparatus.

A

Level 1 Staging

27
Q

This level of staging shall be employed for large scale, complex situations that require an on-scene reserve of apparatus, personnel r equipment.

A

Level 2 Staging

28
Q

Companies in staging will standby with their crews ________.

A

intact

29
Q

All off-duty personnel and volunteers will report to the ____________ for instructions.

A

Staging Officer

30
Q

_____________ will be set up at large-scale or long-duration incidents.

A

Formal rehab

31
Q

Command will ______________ an incident that exceed the capability of one officer to manage the operation effectively.

A

subdivide

32
Q

The assignment of complete crews to an area of operation will enhance the _________________ of personnel.

A

safety factor

33
Q

Command and Staff vehicles should not be parked in the ________________.

A

Staging Area

34
Q

Command is transferred only when _______________________ procedures have been completed.

A

Transfer of Comman

35
Q

___________ tracking of incident action and resources is advised.

A

Written

36
Q

Subdividing an incident permits a more manageable ______________ be reducing the number of personnel command must directly oversee.

A

span of control

37
Q

Subdividing an incident allows command to communicate primarily with ______________ rather than individual companies.

A

supervisors

38
Q

During Initial Response ICS, personnel in radio communications should use normal __________________.

A

unit designations

39
Q

______________ Staging will require the designation of a Staging Officer and formal Staging Area to both be designated by command.

A

Level 2

40
Q

Command will designate _____________ personnel on scene to establish an area of Rehabilitation.

A

rescue

41
Q

The IC will provide _____________ of personnel.

A

safety

42
Q

The IC will devise ___________________ for controlling the incident.

A

tactics and strategies